Fading years of hardship

Feet of a man in worn out shoes in Jaisalmer
Feet | Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, India

113 Replies to “Fading years of hardship”

  1. I must be seeing feet like that almost on a daily basis.. without a second thought to what hardships they go through to get to look like that. You lent them an identity.. beautifully captured!

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  2. astounding, bewildering, breathtaking, extraordinary, impressive, marvelous, miraculous, spectacular, staggering, startling, striking, stunning, stupefying, stupendous, wonderful. Joshi you did it again!!!

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  3. its too good a shot not to come here n leave a comment .. well spotted and very detailed … the image truly brings out strong emotions from the viewers..

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  4. LOL .. we watch at the same time our blogs. Joshi, you have the drive, we get a glimpse in a different culture with good feeling for special moments.

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  5. Mr. Daniel: You are a very gifted artist. Awesome photograph! It takes special eyes to bring so called “ordinary” images to the world and make us realize how extraordinary they are.

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  6. I find your pictures, I am impressed by the strength and intensity of each of them! I like those details that boulversent, modesty in making faces! A portfolio of great beauty! Although this seems obvious, it can also tell you …

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  7. marvelous capture Joshi. It reminds of the maharastrians. The bapuji chi topi aani kolapuri chappal ya jooti :)

    chahaan photo diste…

    nostalgic feeling indeed…

    I remember our house owner sangole babaji…he resembled to this picture. Dont remember much as I was too small then.

    :)

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